Municipal

Brandvlei sees service delivery boost

The Rapid Response Team is repairing streetlights, fixing damaged roads and improving stormwater drainage in Brandvlei as part of an ongoing programme to strengthen service delivery in the community.

The Brandvlei community is seeing improvements in service delivery as the Rapid Response Team carries out a focused intervention programme to address infrastructure challenges and other urgent issues.

Some of the members plant trees in the area. Photo: Supplied

Municipal teams are working across the area to ensure that key service delivery concerns are addressed efficiently. The programme, which began last week, will continue throughout this week as teams move through different parts of Brandvlei.

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Some of the members clear litter and waste in a public area. Photo: Supplied

One of the main priorities is repairing streetlights to improve visibility and enhance safety for residents. Road maintenance teams are also repairing damaged sections of roads, while stormwater crews are carrying out essential work to improve drainage and help reduce the risk of flooding.

The programme forms part of the municipality’s ongoing efforts to respond quickly to community needs and improve living conditions. Residents are encouraged to cooperate with teams working on the ground as the programme continues, to restore and maintain essential services throughout Brandvlei.

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